Description
Step back in time with this collectible piece! Offering the iconic cover from The New Yorker dated March 14, 1977, illustrated by the talented Charles Saxon, this cover is a perfect addition for art lovers and magazine enthusiasts alike. This product includes the cover only, allowing you to appreciate its unique beauty without the need for the full magazine. It’s a rare gem, especially for those focused on historical publications.
Featuring Saxon's masterful illustration, this cover is a reflection of the era, capturing the cultural essence of the late '70s. The image, complete with captivating gossips, invites you to explore the lively discussions of the time. This item is an ideal wall display for your home or office, making a statement about your love for classic publications.
This cover measures 8 1/2" x 11 3/4" and is in good condition, showcasing the charm of vintage items. While there is some minor wear on the cover, it only adds to its character. The cover comes with a plastic protective covering to ensure its longevity and preserve its vibrant colors.
Key Features:
- Original cover from a notable edition of The New Yorker - An authentic piece of history.
- Includes protective covering to shield and enhance its display value.
Although there is a small rip present, it doesn’t diminish the overall appeal of this advertisement. It's a fantastic conversation starter that adds personality to any space. Check out the included images carefully to see the details.
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to own a slice of history! It's perfect for collectors, fans of journalism, or those looking for unique decorative art. Add this classic The New Yorker cover to your collection today!